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VLADIMIR HOkOWITZ
CONCERT ON FEB. 13
The seventh consecutive Ameri-
ROCKWELL KENT TO BE
can tour of Vladimir Horowitz,
TOWN HALL SPEAKER eminent pianist, will bring him to
PLANT MANY TREES 1 I
IN PALESTINE IN twi
ROOSEVELT HONOR
,
IS ON COMMITTEE
E I
BICUR CHOLEM DANCE!
The Bicur Cholem Jrs. have re-
ned Ray Gorrell and his orches-
I
tra to play at the Purim ball to
be held Sunday, Feb. 25, in the
Detroit on Tuesday evening, Feb.
Rockwell Kent, noted American 13, at Orchestra Hall, under the
artist, author, adventurer and ex- auspices of the Detroit Concert
Committee of National Fund
plorer, will speak before the De- Society.
troit Town Hall Series at the Wil-
Horowitz's career has been the
Functions Under Chair-
son Theater next Wednesday logical development of an extra-
manship of M. D. Black.
morning, Feb. 7, at 11 o'clock. ordinary gift and he has made his
His subject will be "In Defense name world-famous on sheer abil-
ity. Hie present American trip is Many Jews and non-Jews this
of True Art."
In his lecture, Mr. Kent will rather in the nature of a honey- week planted trees in the Frank-
speak in defense of liberty of moon, for he recently married lift D. Roosevelt Grove in the
taste against the dogmatism of the Wanda Toscanini, daughter of the Washington Forest in Palestine,
critics. Art, he believes, is for famous director. Morowitz is but to honor the birthday of Presi-
the many, not the few. His talk 30 years of age, and the principal dent Roosevelt.
This project is sponsored by the
will be illustrated by remarkable years of his professional life up
lantern slides.
to 1925 were spent giving con- Jewish National Fund Committee,
Rockwell Kent's paintings hang certs in Russia. In 1925 he came and the special Roosevelt tree-
in the Metropolitan Museum and to the Continent and created in- planting committee is headed by
Maxwell L. Black, assistant attor-
the other leading museums of the stantaneous success.
country. His illustrated books
His program for Tuesday eve- ney general. Mr. Black on Tues-
are cherished by booklovers and ning, Feb. 13, lists four Bach day sent the following telegram
collectors. Yet his talents are by Chorales, Beethoven's Sonata in to President Roosevelt:
no means confined to these two E flat major, Schumann's Arab-
"As an expression of esteem
fields. He is woodcutter, boat esque , Liszt's Sonata quasi Fan- and admiration for you, our Chief
builder, navigator, historian. Few tasia; Chopin's three Etudes, the Executive, the Detroit Jewish
authors have a prose style as clear E flat minor, pus 10, the F major, community is planting a grove of
SIDNEY DIEM
and limpid as he has displayed on Opus 10 and A minor, Opus 25. 100 treees on the holy soil in Pal- I
his popular books, "Wilderness," There will also be heard the popu- estine, to be known as Franklin I grand ballroom of the Book Cad-
"Voyaging" and "N by E."
lar Debussy "Serenade to the D. Roosevelt Grove. We con- iliac Hotel.
Ile is illustrator of "Moby Doll," and two Debussy etudes, as gratulate you on your natal day
The association is doing its ut-
bad to bold It • .,coma wev
:
Dick," "Candide," "The Canter- well as Dense Russe by Strawin- with wishes for a long happy life most to make this event a crown-
JANET
bury Tales," "The Bridge of San sky.
of continued service to our ing success of the season.
New Entertainment Center Luis Rey," "All Men Are Ene-
The organization has for the
country."
mies."
Now Operating at Grand
This project was endorsed by past quarter of a century pro-
Tickets for Rockwell Kent's lec- Prof. C. E. M. Joad To Speak
1.1
se.
moted
euch functions for the pur-
Attorney General Patrick 11.
River and Joy Road.
Lionel
'••
ture may be had at Grinell's or
on Feb. 9.
O'Brien, who sent the following pose of raising funds to aid the
the Town Hall office, 533 Detroit-
needy sick. All organizations are
telegram to Mr. Black:
Carrying out the pledge of its Leland Hotel.
urged to keep the date open and
C. E. M. Joad, the distinguished
new "business man" management
"I sincerely congratulate the to lend their support to this cause.
British
philosopher,
writer
and
to provide entertainment features
Detroit Jewish community upon
MINI
Tickets have been placed in
MI
me
of irreproachably high character, Shrine Circus Feb. 8-18 at lecturer, will be the speaker on its honoring the great humanitar- the hands of Sidney Diem, chair-
wam
Added Attraction
Friday morning, Feb. 9, at 11 ian, Franklin D. Roosevelt, on the
MI
"Joy River"—one of Detroit's
Coliseum.
Culbertson Centred Bridge
Fair
ma.
State
man
of the ticket committee, for
o'clock, at the Cass Theater, for occasion of his birthday, by plant-
mm..
wommi leading night clubs — announces
11 ■ •••...
The Shrine Circus will be pre- the Detroit Town Hall Friday
l the engagement of Dave Mona-
ing a grove in his name in Pales- distribution.
Mmemmamte
sented at the State Fair Coliseum
' hen, internationally famous mas- beginning Feb. 8 through Feb. 18. Morning Series. The subject of tine. Happy of the opportunity
his lecture will be "The Future to initiate this splendid under-
COMING TUESDAY, FEB. 11
ter of the xylophone, to headline
BERTHA GERSTEN IN
Shows will be given twice daily,
the program for an engagement at 2 and 8 p. m., including Sun- of Civilization."
taking."
Cyril Edwin Mithison Joad,
Attorney General O'Brien plant- "WITHOUT A HOME" AT
beginning Saturday, Feb. 3. After
days.
though only 42 years old, is one ed the first five trees in this grove.
LITTMAN'S THEATER
demonstrating his mastery of the
Tunis E. (Eddie) Stinson is of the most noted philosophista
Among those who planted trees
xylophone when played in the con- general chairman of the circus.
and
psychologists
in
England.
He
"Without a Home," Jacob Ger-
ventional manner, Mr. Monahan
thus far are:
was an Oxford student (Balliol
Five trees each: Patrick II. din's famous play, is being staged
proceeds to clamber aboard the
Eminent Rossi. Pianist
College) and the year of his gradu- O'Brien, Maxwell L. Black, Samuel this week-end at Littman's Yid-
instrument and show how he can
THEATER
MICHIGAN
Tickets at GrIsmIrs
ORCHESTRA IIALL
dish People's Theater, Twelfth and
repeat his excellence in tune pro-
William Powell has a role of the ation he received first class hon- Sternberg and Arthur I. Gould.
duction with his feet. "Joy River" light comedy variety that he has ors in literae humaniores. The
One tree each:
Seward, by the entire cast, feat-
D'Arey O'Brien, William Dorn, uring Bertha Gersten and Mikhail
is a new entertainment center oc- carried off so well in earlier films following fifteen years have been
cupying the extensive quarters on in "Fashions of 1934," which spent in the Home (British) Civil John Marolf, C. Walter Healy, Gibson.
This: play will be presented on
the second floor of the retail store opened Friday at the Michigan. Service. Since 1930 he has been Aaron Kurland, John Kurland,
building at the Grand River-Joy This is a gorgeously equipped mu- the head of the department of Cecil Carpenter, DeWitt Carpen- Friday evening, Sunday matinee
road intersection which was for- sical comedy with the suave Mr. philosophy and psychology of Bir- ter, Gerald Sullivan, Ben Z. and everting.
On Monday evening, a farewell
merly the location of Mirror Hall Powell as an arbiter of modes in beck College, University of Lon- Schneider, Chapin F. Greene,
Services:
George R. Loree, Glenn Fagerlin, performance will be given in honor
Gardens. This place was taken women's dress, with such screen don.
-The Church That Ought To Se". will be
Almost unique among specu- Irving B. Feldman, Fred Hamel, of Miss Gerstein, and "Kreitzer
the subject of • discourse by O. Leo U.
over, redecorated and launched beauties to aid him as Verree
Franklin on Sunday, Feb. 4, at 10 45 A. M .
recently by a group of Detroit Teesdale, Bette Davis, Dorothy lative thinkers, C. E. hl. Joad has M. A. Peters, Maicki, Burton M. Sonata" will be staged at that
Rabbi Leon Pram will ocupy the pulpit
sought always to be freely com- Lieberman, Dr. Daniel E. Cohn,
fleturdey morning. Feb. 3. and •peak on the business men as a "demonstration Burgess, a score of favorite male
time.
nubject. 'The New Year of the Vt....
unit" of the theory that a high players and a couple of hundred prehensible in his writings and in Dr. Charles Lakoff, Dr. W. W.
On Sunday. Feb. II. at 10:45 A. M., the
his lectures, and his lucidity even Kahn, Charles 0. Ball, Abraham
pulps 1°11 be occupied by D. ?mann. /Us quality entertainment, food and models and chorines. The story
topic will be "Moral Man and Immorg 150-
other requisites of a "good time" is comic and romantic and inter- to the untutored mind is one of Steinberg, Abraham Winokur, Wil- B'NAI MOSHE, SHAAREY
clety."
can be made to produce ample sus- producing cleverly, all to the ac his most remarkable charactens- liam Greenberg, Abraham Gold-
ZEDEK Y'S IN DEBATE
Temple Foram:
taining revenue at prices well weaves dressmaking and show - tics. His great desire is to sim- berg and Rose Goldberg of Mas-
Sherwood Eddy. International Y. M. C. A.
secretary, world traveler. author of 'Ms Chal-
within the reach of the average companiment of eyeful ensembles plify philosophy and psychology. sachusetts.
The Young People's Auxiliary
lenge of Europe." will lecture Si the Temple
pocketbook. Reports of the recep- nd tinkling music. There will be
of Congregation B'nai Moshe will
Forum Tuesdby Feb. e, at ITO. on the
subject. - Whet I Saw in Otrm.y." Admission tion and patronage accorded Joy a stage show, too.
meet on Sunday, Feb. 4, at 4
"Carolina" Moves to RKO
55 anti, Including Us.
River since its opening on Jan. 13
Junior Auxiliary of Beth p. m., in the banquet hall at Dex-
seem to bear out the contentions
Temple Sisterhood Deeeert Bridge:
ter and Lawrence.
CLUB
MAXINE
The star studded romantic drama,
The Temple Sisterhood will honor He new
Moses Installs Officers.
of its sponsors.
Miss Elsie Siegel, intellectual
The floor show at the Club Max-
Members at a dessert bridge Monday attire-
Joy River has two entrances— ine has been received with such "Carolina," which brings together
noon. Feb. II Si 1 /O. In the social ball of
chairman, announces that her pro-
for the first time two of Holly-
the Temple. There will be prism from the at 9030 Grand River and 504'7
On Sunday, Jan. 21, the Junior gram will consist of a debate on
enthusiasm that most of the per- wood's brightest stars, Janet Gay-
Sisterhood Exchange foe each table. AU mem-
bers of the Sisterhood are urged to bring their Joy Road.
formers are being held over an- nor and Lionel Barrymore, was Auxiliary installed the following the topic "Resolved, that an or-
membership cards. Mr.. Harold Schlesinger
other week. Chapelle and Stinnett, moved over from the Fox Theater, n ewly-elected officers: Henry Fai- ganized boycott against Germany
la chairman of thu glair.
Miss Hess To Be Symphony who have appeared in "Black- after a tremendously successful gin, president; Joseph Faigin, vice- by American Jewry is advisable."
Sisterhood Mom:
birds," and who are featured; Lu- week, to the RKO Downtown The- president; Rose Goldstein, mere- The Y. P. A. of B'nai Moshe and
Mrs. Margherita Martin. chairman of the
Soloist Feb. 10.
tary• Louis Berman, treasurer; the Y. P. A. of Shaarey Zedek
Sisterhood contact committee. Is calling •
cille Wilkins, prima donna; the ater on Friday for an additional
meeting for Thursday morning, Feb. 0, M.
Marvin Markowitz, preserver of will be the contestants.
Three Browns, whirlwind dance week's run.
10 o'clock. for all Sisterhood member. In-
Miss
Dorothy
liess,
the
well-
the peace The following were
tented in any of the following clusec Cook-
Vocal selections will be given
team known throughout the
The play was adapted from thh elected to the executive board:
ing. knitting. literature and current events known Detroit pianist who was one
United
States
and
England;
Paul-
foreign reoding. contr•et bridge, sewing and
successful stage play, "House of Max Lamer, Goldie Chaness, Paul by Harry Gunsberg.
of
the
winners
of
the
piano
audi-
The debating teams of both or-
children's dressmaking.
ine Bryant, specialty danseuse, Connelly" and was directed expert-
tion contest held three seasons
ganization• are members of the
and Lon Powell, the little fellow ly by Henry King who also directed Feldman and Tybe Berkowitz.
Young People's Temple ChM:
ago, will be the soloist on the fif-
Max Lasser, retiring president, public speaking classes, which are
The Young People's Temple Club of Temple
with the giant voice, are those of "State Fair."
Beth El 1011 hold pre-symphony
buffet sup-
teenth Saturday evening concert,
a
conveyed his best wishes to the conducted by Harry Seligson and
the
show
to
remain.
Several
new
In addition the sixth and last new officers, dismissed his various
per and dance Sun day afternoon. Denting at to be played by the Detroit Sym-
Everyb ody Ott
Theodore Baruch, respectively.
iyo the uffet supper t 11.h10. com
acts will be presented.
of the series of Culbertson featur-
po.r s. Sub- phony Orchestra, under the direc-
n symphony of J wis
hard-working committees, and in-
tor
Mies Siegel also announces that
ettes is being shown. The last one
scription 1. buffet supper and dancing. 76
tion
of
Victor
Kolar,
on
Saturday
troduced the master-of-ceremonies the entire membership will attend
cents per person. Call for 'nervations Mimed-
is
entitled
"Three
Knaves
and
a
STATE
THEATER
evening, Feb. 10.
MOO. Madison 5530.
for the evening, Dave Berkowitz, the Jewish symphony night at
International secret service Qeen."
The Detroit Symphony Orches-
who in turn presented the instal- Orchestra Hall, Sunday, Feb. 4,
Temple Arts Bedell:
tra's work in connection with the operations in the late World War
The Temple Arts Society will present three
ler, Mr. Paul Ringler.
8:30 p. tn,
HOLLYWOOD THEATER
one-act plays Wednesday night. Feb. 7, at school children of the public and forms the backbone of the high
The guest speaker was Barney
Under the co-chairmanship of
1:15: "Opera Matinee." by Alice Gersknberg.
For
three
days
starting
Thura-
tension drama and mystery of
"The Clod" by Louis Beach, and • simnel ,. parochial schools of Greater De-
Pearl.
Miss Ilelen Miller and Alex Pollak,
feature. Admission, for members 01 the Arts troit, starts this week at Orchestra "Madame Spy," which opened Fri- day, Feb. 8, "Son of Kong" and
Nate Berkowitz presented the the organization will present its
Society. tree; for non-member.. 10 cents. A
"Horse
Play"
will
be
the
two
feat-
day at the State. Fay Wray as a
follow the
nts w ramatic
dl. Hall when on Tuesday, Thursday
first copy of the club publication monthly card party, Thursday,
social hour and refreshmeill
Wynn Wright isd
performance.
and Friday, Feb. 6, 8, 9, the first Russian spy and NilsAsther as ures offered at the ,Hollywood to Henry Faigin, new president, Feb. 8, at 8:30 p. m. These
for of the society.
6,000 school children will be en- an Austrian officer meet, love and Theater.
who later outlined his plans for monthly socials are open to mem-
Starting Saturday, Feb. 10, at
tertained at these school children's marry, only to be separated and
the future.
bers and their friends.
free concerts. Victor Kolar will pitted against each other through a midnight pre-showing, and con-
Miss Rose Manko, pianist, and
Miss Evelyn Miller, chairman
direct and Fowler Smith, super their sworn fealty to their respec- tinuing on the following four days, Mrs. M. Simons, vocalist, enter- of the dramatic committee, an-
visor of music in the public schools tive countries. Edward Arnold, "Going Hollywood" will be shown tained. Refreshments and danc- nounces that on Thursday, Feb.
on
a
double
feature
program
with
Oscar
Apfel
and
Noah
Beery
are
of Detroit, will lead the entire
ing followed.
122, the class will offer the first
The • . 1f . • club. one of the moot popular
audience in the singing of "The among the favorite players in the "Son of a Sailor."
An open meeting was announced I presentation of "Thanks Awfully,"
omartirations for young unmarried people In
Starting Sunday, Feb. 18,
the city will begin Be second term Tueed•Y
Prayer" from "Hansel and Gretel" cast. Vaudeville on the stage.
for Sunday, Feb. 4, at 2:30 p. m., a one-act comedy. The group is
evening In the Central Idethodial Church.
the Hollywood continues its Par-
by Humperdinck. Arthur H. J.
at 586 Owen avenue. All boys being coached by Sidneey Stern,
Rabbi Elmer Berger will to the main speatee
ade of hits with the showing of
UNITED ARTISTS THEATER
of the evening and will speak to the entire Searle will preside at the organ.
and girls over 17 years of age are This presentation is the first of a
o'ricck on "OutletImpli-
"Eskimo," the picture of life in "Flying Down to Rio" and "In- invited.
COUP from to ass
cation. of Sterilisation."
series of programs to be offered
the Arctic that was made in the visible Man" on a big double
FISHER THEATER.
in connection with the member-
On Tuesday evening, Jan. 30. • large at.
From youth to old age travel frozen wilds by W. S. VanDyke, feature program, with the latest
tandance was present at the President's Ball
ship drive, which commences that
Not
all
who
have
written
a
book
Mickey
Mouse
cartoon
as
an
added
This mete was enamored under the auspices Gloria Stuart and John Boles in who has "Trader Horn" and other
thinks he can judge people.—R. evening, to last until March 22.
attraction.
of Shal Iltith. The committee in charge
notable
films
to
his
credit,
opened
"Beloved," a story of sentiment
Included Jerome Varian. Ben Swimmer and
The membership committee is
Parking
facilities
are
always
Schaukal.
Dr. George Welas. It wit held at Temple with manic, which opened Friday at United Artists Thursday. It
headed by Eugene Abraham.
Beth liscob.
at the Fisher. The tale begins in is the story of Mala, a mighty available at the rear of the thea-
holiest
There will be no admission
Love
to
woman
is
the
ter.
sht er. Rita, ar e Vienna, moves to Charleston, and hunter, and his wife, Iva. Among
Arthur Rosenth al
conception—the fountain out of charge. Members and friends are
will
gone
snit
daube
the
outstanding
pictorial
embel-
In New York City, a
then to New York, unfolding the
existence.
which
springs
forth
her
weeks.
invited.
lives of a group of people ex- lishments to this story of the River Rouge Club To Have
The Bible class on Feb. 6, at
Mr. and Mr.. Norman Buckner left for tending over three generations. A
struggle for existence are a stam-
Series of Lectures on
Los Angeles, C•illornla. route they will
9 p. m., will be conducted by
stop at Grand Canyon. and •ill be gone a
cast of 94 principals includes pede of maddened caribou, a hunt
Jewish History.
Rabbi
Si. Fischer.
their
ftfteenth
emersunc
for
a
mammoth
walrus,
and
a
month. They are
is many prominent players. Mr.
iss Ruth Fryman her
r wary
annivehe
B .
visit
Boks as a musician and teacher man's hand-to-hand fight with
. and
u cknMer.,
wedding
ac compa nying t
The Jewish Club of River Rouge
the winter to La
Arctic
wolves.
Through
it
all
runs
are
spend.'
parents. who
has an opportunity to display his
A. D. Gordon Evening at
is sponsoring a series of eight lec-
Angeles.
the romance of Eskimo life.
fine singing voice.
tures on Jewish history. The first PROPERTY OWNERS, ATTEN-
Poale-Zeire-Zion Meeting
Adelaide Berger of Cleveland left for her
lecture of the series, "From the
home after spending a week with Rabbi end
TION—Let the Mickey Manage-
Elmer Berger.
•
Beginning to the Fall of the North-
ment Co. relieve you of your
At the next meeting of the
ern Kingdom," will be given by
Mr. end Mrs Irving Steinman entertained
property worries. For efficient Poale-Zeire Zion, on Sunday, Feb.
bridge
at dinner and home
o Wedn esday
Gershon
Askenazy,
on
Mond
tY.
management
and
economical
n
Chi
PPew•
4, at 4 o'clock, at the Jewish Cen-
cou. Jan II. at their
sit
ee
v ning
Feb. 1, at 8:30 p. m., at the club
road. honoring Mn and Mr. Norman Buck-
maintenance, call Mr. M. H. ter. Rabbi Max Weine, instructor
ner before their departure for California.
rooms. The other lectures of the
Goldsmith, Cherry 9689.
of the high school of the United
series will follow at intervals of
Juk Kirschenbaum. on of Mr. and Mrs.
Hebrew Schools, will deliver a lee.
Eds.! KInchenbaum, graduated from the Pon-
WILL PAY CASH for improved ture on "A. D. Gordon. His Life
two weeks.
tiac High School.
property in the city of Detroit.
and Philosophy."
Mn. and Mrs. loui• Orman delightfully sus-
Quick action. Price must be
J. W. E. W. 0. To Elect New
During the month of February,
prised their parents, Mn and Mrs. Saul Or-
reasonable. Phone Mr. Gold- every member of the organization
man. on their thIrty-oecond wedding anniver-
Officers.
ears at their home on Whittemore street. J
berg, Garfield 9228, or Univer- pledged to enlist at least one mem-
M. Relatives Intro Detroit attended and many
sity 1-5528.
friends from Pontiac were present.
ber in the organization and to get
A special meeting of the Jew-
Mn.. William Jaeobeon and little eon. Stuart,
ish Women's European Welfare TAKE NO CHANCES with cheap at least one new pledge for the
aro tinting their parents. Mr. and Mn, Saul
Organization will be held Monday,
shoe repairing when M. Kaner'a Gewerkshaf ten.
Mauves, In Grand Rapids.
The Poale-Zeire Zion planted
Feb. 5, at 1 p. m., at 2214 Hazel-
quality costs no More. We do
A board ...ding of the Sisterhood of Temple
wood, the residence of Mrs. R.
the finest work in the city of five trees in the Arlosoroff forest,
held Tuem lay mor ning. J..
Bet h Slink an
B uckner.
utter pre eld ont . prmided . M.
Zide, president of the organize-
yr s
Detroit. Don't be afraid to Chamisho Osor b'Shvat being the
] tion.
bring us your best shoes for occasion for it.
Mr.. Leah Blumrosen of Detroit Is v laiting
At this meeting a few new relief
Yrs. Arthur Rmenthal of Ottawa drive.
repairing. M. KANER, Expert
cases will be taken up and coma
Shoe Repairs, 127 E. Grand
Inter-Fraternal League.
mittee reports will be given on
River (opposite Broadway Mar-
Zeta Alpha Rho Holds Mid-
investigations made in sever al
ket).
The Inter-Fraternal League held
Winter Dinner Dance.
! cases.
I Arrangements will be made for FOR RENT—Attractive room in its weekly round of gamest on Jan
comfortable private home for a 23, at the Durfee School,resulting
the home-cooked luncheon and the
Zeta Alpha Rho, an all-Jewish
gentleman. Half-block east of as follows: Alpha Tau Alpha re-
date for this affair will be set.
accounting fraternity chartered in
Dexter. Meals, if desired. 3300 tained possession of first place by
Final nomination and elect-:n
the State of Michigan, will hold
defeating Phi Beta Epsilon 27 to
Pingree. Call Hogarth 8527.
I of new officers will take place.
its annual mid-winter dinner-
17. Phi Alpha Tau held second
I Refreshments will be served and
dance this Saturday evening, Feb.
an interesting program of enter- FOR RENT—Room for young place by downing Epsilon Nu 26 to
3, in the ballroom of Ilotel Fort
Phone
lady.
2981
Fullerton.
17, Live Wires held third place b y
, tainments is planned.
Shelby.
Townsend 7-5799.
defeating Alpha Tau Beta 29 to 3 .
The affair will be held in honor
At the end of the first half, M .
ZEDAKAH JUNIORS
of the following five new initiates:
FOR RENT-2717 Tyler. Upper Markowitz of Phi Alpha Tau wa s
Zedakah Juniors met at the
Joseph Eliowitz, Elmer Freedman,
six-room modern brick 2-flat. the league's leading scorer with 6
LICHINE MARASOVA BARANOVA ,in "COTILLON"
home of Miss Pearl Sperber of
Fred Goldstein, Al Greer and Hy-
Recently decorated, floors var- points, followed by S. Schwart
The widely heralded Monte nation of 50 persons and a sym• 2439 Blaine, on Jan. 28. The
man Sherman. An elaborate pro-
nished. Side drive garage. Key with 45 points. Harry Gaines, 3
Misses Frances Hartman, Estelle
gram has been provided for the Carlo Ballet Russo which London, phony orchestra.
downstairs. Rent $20. Look points, Michel Engelman. 38 points
If New York is any barometer, Jameson, Vivian Sperber and
occasion, with many surprises Paris and New York critics have
at this one.
Lloyd Auerbach 32 points.
promised. The affair, in keeping accorded rhapsodic praise, will ar-1 Monte Carlo Ballet Ruse should Ethel Silberman were guests.
A birthday-bridge luncheon will FOR RENT—Desirable light, airy
with the established tradition, is rive in Detroit to give two per- fill a long felt need for • form
STEPIN AID SOCIETY
furnished room for one or two
restricted to fraternity members formances at the Masonic Temple of entertainment which is both be given on Saturday, Feb. 3,
A meeting was held at the horn
ladies or gentlemen. Kosher
Auditorium Monday and Tuesday popular and artistic. The baller- celebrating the second anniver-
and their ladies.
home. Private family. Reason- of Mrs. C. Stone. Arrangemen t
e vening. This is the first real inas of this company have been sary of the Zedakah Juniors. The
were made for the bridge-danc e
IROGILOVER
able. Townsend 7-9042.
Russian ballet to have visited trained by some of the most fam- chairman of this luncheon is Muss
to be held at the Barium Rote
Millie
Shugerman,
and
the
Misses
I
ous
dancers
of
the
Imperial
Bal-
— -
16
years.
America
in
nearly
TM charity Mitre party g iven by the Maci-
FREE
ROOM—To
refined
lady
on Sunday evening, Feb. 11, Then
ens
Arlene
Feldman,
Flo
Golden
and
J :wools ors None., craning .
laver
Headed by Leonide Marine, let in Russia. They have, we arc
who will act as companion (eve- will be prizes, dancing and refresh
a. .,[feeding Mai and
Rosaline Schweitzer are on the
told,
the
priceless
qualities
of
hief
chn:egrapher
and
one
of
the
air WM.. chairman of the orrangemonts
nings only) to a wife whose ments. All proceeds will is fo
ilmottlos. mammell that plans are being I principal dancers, the Monte Carlo youth and beauty, and • great dancing committee.
net
husband is on the road s great orphans.
OM to hold I Sala, our the last
The next meeting will take place
a, leivoemeulyto.muiCiocmbainni
company comes here after nearly ra rd it jr o a nmto
tnnr.
deal. All home privileges to
The next meeting will b. hal t
at the home of Miss Rnealine
alb Parlds, Aldan of the organisaUen. 60 performances on Broadway,
right
p • r t y. Call Garfield at the home of Mr. S. Siegel, 269
Schweitzer,
on
Sunday
afternoon,
fall's ma messiteens sonevrtang ms am
decor,
Russian
Ballet
may
'
stage
the sent with a repertoire of five classic
e s:Meatiw late placeat
8898-W.
Leslie,
Monday, Feb. 5, at 1 p. m
Feb. 11, at 2 o'clock.
molog. M.
M 6, at UT and modern ballets, and an organ!- I well be what this country needs.
OR
" AMOS 'n'
ANDY
Those two famed radio come-
dians, Amos 'n' Andy, now appear
at the Fox Theater in person for
a week's engagement.
With the celebrated pair will be
other star acts and the screen at-
traction "If I Were Free," in
which Irene Dunne is starred and
is supported by Clive Brook and
Nils Anther.
Freeman Gosden and Charles
And • Sparkling Stage Show
Correll, who came to be known
Mg
F
as Amon 'n' Andy, have not only
Stan Kavanaugh
proved an amazing success on the
Parker & Sandino
air, but a few years invaded the
Wiest & Stanton
realms of Hollywood and pro-
ON VIE /WELEN
duced a aensational screen suc-
cess in their full-length picture,
••• "Check and Double Check." They
soll
mot also became a distinct success on
In
the stage.
rm.
On the same bill with Amos 'n'
Andy will be seen such big vaude-
with
I ville acts as Parker and Sandino,
Stan Kavanaugh, and Wies and
Stanton.
The screen feature, If I Were
250.0 .
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Free," offers Irene Dunne in one
of the finest roles of her career.
week,
IN PERSON
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CLIVE BROOK
= 'If I Were Free'
coms
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FEB. 5 - 6
MONTE CARLO
BALLET RUSSE
Company of 60 Dancers with Symphony Orchestra
TICKETS - 134-11.141-11.50-#1.14-1/511 nn T. '
BOX OMCS-GRINNILL HOB
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Lecturet "WHAT I SAW IN GERMANY"
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at Gladstone
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TAX
Littman's People's Theater
TEL, TRinity 2.3458
12TH AND SEWARD
FRIDAY NIGHT, FEB. 2, SUNDAY (Matinee and Evening),
FEB. 4
The last three performances played by our
_ -__.
visiting star.
Bertha Gersten
.
Assisted by. MICHAEL GIBSON in
In Jacob Gordon'. Undying Play
'Without a Home' _
Th. entire Littman Company will assist.
MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 5, 8 P. M.
Borth. Gersten, Michael Gibson and the Entire Company Is
"KREUTZER SONATA"
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 20
Testimonial Performance for Lida Slave and H. Hyman
Tickets Eve., $1, The, 50c, 35c; Matinees: 711c, 110e, 35e, 25e
Ai
LOU BERMAN DISPLAYS
Happy Days Are
1934 PLYMOUTH MODELS
Here Again! ,
One of the busiest individual,'
Celebrate at
at the auto show last week was
Lou Berman, who proudly die- 0 AT DETROIT'S GAY SPOT"
played the 1934 Plymouth models.
Lou is associated with the Cott
is
Motor Sales, 3954 Woodward av-
fontiar Notts
MONTE CARLO BALLET RUSSE COMES
HERE NEXT MONDAY AND TUESDAY
an
its
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BARRYMORE
"CAROLINA"
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"FASHIONS
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With
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Stars
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WM. POWELL
"BELOVED+,
BETTE DAVIS
with G LORIA ST
FRANK McHUGH
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15-PEOPLE ON STAGE-15
The Screen Unfolds Its
Strangest Love Story!
Eddie Loughton
Detroit Popular M. C. "dt
BIG VAUDEVILLE
SHOW
a les REVUE
"ESKIMO
LAVISH STAGS
• •
-ON SCREEN-
Wife Traders ”
Prodleed bY
NILS ASTHER
FAY WRAY
W. S. VAN DYKE
"Madame Spy"
Create. of 'Trace Ben"
8X1110
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76 East Verner Clifford 0355
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Always • Good Show
Always Good Food
And what • Bandl
McKINNEY'S
COTTON
PICKERS
with WM. McKINNEY
LOU BERMAN
in person wielding the baton
firma, and is one of the moat suc-
Peppy Sepia Review
cessful automobile salesmen In
Detroit. A native Detroiter and
for many years in the clothing 7 GREAT ACTS
business here, he has acquired a
large personal following which Chappie Chappelle, M. C.
stands him In good stead as an
automobile salesman. The same Special Sunday Dinner-21.50
smiling and conscientious service '
which characterized Lou's sale of COMPLETE DINNER SHOW
a suit of clothes is available in No o... 111.0 Sal. after 10114 P. IL
the purchase of a Plymouth or a
DeSoto car which the Cott Co.
sells. Lou is also a special repre-
tentative of the Cass Motor Sales,
in Dodge Motor cars and ENGLISH, CITIZENSHIP
trucks. He can always be reached GIVE
DAY CLASSES IN
at Columbia 0210.
.
The Board of Education is pro.
free English and citizen.
. UNITED DAIRIES HOUR viding
:hip classes for those who would
■ WEDNESDAYS ON WJBK prefer
• day class to the regular
night school classes.
These classes meet in room 207,
The United Dairies radio hour is Palmer
School, 545 Horton sob
broadcast
every Wednesday
night
Next
Wednesday
evening,
Feb.
enue,
Tuesday and Thursday
at 10 o'clock, tion
over
WJBK.
Sta from each
9 a. m. to 2 p. in., but the
of
the
Jewish
Child
Placement
pupils
may
come
at any time that
7, Mrs. Jehuda Bercovich, director is most convenient
between these
Bureau, will speak on child gradu-
prob- hours. Instruction is given to be
lams Mrs Bercovich is a gradu ginners and also to those who art
ate of Simmons College, Boston, eighth
endeavoring
to secure or either
at
grade diploma
citizen
has studied psychology with Drs.
Woodward and Watson of Colum- ship pal*rs'
bia University, is a graduate so- Gifts to Hadassah Fund.
cial worker and has written many
articles on child problems. The Infant Welfare Fund o:
The musical program on Wed- Hadassah has received the follow
nesday night will be featured by ing contributions:
5 the appearance, in'a specially se- From Mrs. Alex Imerman, hon
lected group of songs, of Cantor oring the birthday of Mrs. Joh:
9 J. H. Sonenklar. Miss Rose Bassin !merman.
, will be at the piano. Harry Wein- From Mrs. Abe Glazer, in mew
berg is the announcer on this ory of Mrs. Moses Stermling o
Minneapolis.
hour.
1.1#11 WE Carl
Jr. Women's Civic Club.
i The Junior Women's Civic Tae U. W" chit I7'.1,..•4rt.
h" •W•"' a ••••
t Club will hold an open meeting ,,°,.„,,,,:'14ii.,r,il,,,th'i,,
I Monday, Feb. 5, at Club Exchange, _,,,
w'w..,P"'"°
,.. l, al=Z`C'
.
wo
! 10216 Dexter. There will be ad- srms1W,
-- e - irMie-seimia-iii7,:ewsmit
• dresses by prominent speakers n. n..
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inn
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wears
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landni
sibbhom
r The public is invited.
arhood Ow laMtliall gm, tams do ea I
The meeting will start at 8:30 ",.„, -wr",°%,,,,T.r.,"•••
,...,„,,%4"
. L. mt.„.
I p. in. and there will be entertain- ;o7,rZINI-faii-inTi-mi-Miii. fa
I ment . and refreshments after the land M I Mead
4 a. dasenann
" 'III I. d °a
di
Id" Inniind a dIsInna.